The Courier

Hello, hello, everyone!

Here's another story! Specifically, a story with heavily graphic digestion. If you don't know what graphic digestion means - and you well might, I dunno if it's even a common term outside of here, really - then it means that the digestion is depicted very realistically. So, you know, extremely painful, very disgusting, very nasty stuff. In other words, y'know, content warning for anyone squeamish or otherwise disinclined to that sort of thing.

A package accidentally falls into the wrong hands.

TAGS: Unwilling, Fatal, Oral Vore, Graphic Digestion

As always, this can be found in the Story Dropbox! Specifically in the 2025 folder, then in Oral Vore.

Very genuinely seriously do not read this one unless you are into graphic digestion. You have been warned!

It has been a while since I've wrote graphic digestion, so I wanted to brush up on it again and I think I did a pretty nice job here! Or a pretty horrible one given that it's graphic digestion and all, but... you get what I mean, right? Anyway, enjoy the story!

I have been knuckling down over the past few days to get A Tiny Furry In A Huge World ready. Proving that it is time to move on from Quest, the project once again became corrupted, so I have spent the past few days rebuilding everything from the last backup. Everything is back in place now, though, so it's time to add new content and polish everything. Over the next week or so I'll be pushing on getting it done, so things might be a bit quiet this week while I get everything for that ready. I do have one thing prewrote and ready to post, so I'll probably be getting that up at the very least...

... though the big thing that will be coming in the next seven days is, absolutely, the final version of A Tiny Furry In A Huge World v1.3. Well, finalish. I am sure that there are probably going to be a few pesky bugs that I either accidentally create or have forgotten about, but, you know. The first attempt at the actual release version.

Happy reading for now! Back to programming for me. Well, sleep first, but then, programming...